Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 7

THURSDAY? OCTO 2 1884 UP THEY GO POLITICAL Business THE Miscellaneous Sporting Events 680 1 beat John 3 3400 GJOO 1 13 4 00000 a OLEBK i 2700 4 13 1 11 2 6 1 18 4 1 950 1 7 64765 1 301)0 grand larceny agaiitt gave information a 0 0 1350 1 1 4 vholesale house which 1 7200 remains to be found 0 A Sult Over 3 1 1 975 anyone to hear what 650 6 3 1 1 215 my 2 29 1 14 4 3200 81 4 1 8 6 6 NEWS 2 3300 1 4 1 entis avenue reports 1200 1500 rt to know what the ilnted four members of 4 4 2 20 1 1 3 6 11350 3000 Now he is engaged in of a man he can up cost $1 75 each with Central Committee pro job lots at ten per cent This is the first time in my court and 1 will ming the character of 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 5 0 0 11 27 '2 2 4 21 Marquette Union nomi or of Michigan passed morning on his way re he had been to meetoute home from Europe the listener It is still narks of the court even Chipman voiced the usiness in the Superior the defective acoustic sty retorts of the at rks mean any wblch is being tried the attorneys char the opposing counsel a Answered the 4 0 11 2 1 5 1 15 1 4 2 11 19 1 4 6 6 2 14 1 1 36600 7000 I Young Man who had id His Employers and ty of Stolen Goods lisnameis Sol Turk'ar i ago in a destitute con ent in the store of 26 1 9 3 1 21 19 8 1 1 9 1 8 3 7 2 13 11 5 3 0 0 5 5 13 6 2 7 13 9 3 18 11 1 4 5 1 he irst District of the a body Speeches were ohn Hawley James 1 3 2 2 1 13 1 01 1 0 0 0 0 6 8 2 4 900 3295 21200 15000 Programme in Michigan Unde Butler and St John Next Week Total cost ewelry stolen from his uesduy night Thieves urn No 255 Hastings 9 19 3 18 3 4 1 0 0 0 8200 4500 0480 600 19 so 3 1 28 8 9 14 5 $1121717 11884 7 115 ft 800 2400 23600 2500 2300 23033022 3111902 3 's 1 16 3 Wood 1 fi Jones Hanlon Bennett 3b Weidman Kearns 2b Scott lb Getzien Gastfield Totals? 1800 24300 19100 Sf 20000 70100 5000 3275 13950 8000 14195 10 ItO i 7400 8695 875 20 3 550 11805 At an Expense of Three and One half Millions of the Wealth 6000 3100 6200 1450 11650 2290 500 more buildings erected than" during the pre I VIOUS TEAR BUT Al LESS EXPENSE 2250 14505 1440 4700 4410 2800 361!) 700 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 896O 3u4G5 400 23000 12666 47300 1 0 0 0 0 The Amounts Expended in the I Dalzeile I Davenport Cities Detroit is Building not Detroit I Dubois Included in the Totals I Duffield 12000 23500 7309 7200 2 Getzien and Gastfield With a Xiittle Aid Play a Wonderful Game 16000 12000 2800 31100 909 5200 15600 9890 20000 11500 32600 HOT A PHILADELPHIAN BATTING OB EVEN TEE RMBTANns OP A BASEL brick to the fact that no Michigan Central depots nor Campau blocks have been built during the year RECAPITULATION 1 The following shows the value of the improve ments commenced each month: SOMETHING WHAT MAY BE DONE COUNTY CONVENTION 4050 2850 26450 1950 36245 17400 13595 1225 39605 83765 400 16100 12000 6500 12000 9100 1000 44600 3890 44600 3700 10210 12960 ZolO 600 17750 25515 2850 135 90710 5050 5000 6000 7450 0700 650 40450 18 3 9 6 Detective Webb to in the meantime in in the employ of the the arrest of the clerk 8 1 680 10009 900 8295 3400 1450 11650 2200 500 3 5 i 1 Arrest of Sol Systematical Recovery of A young man rived here about 8 1 20 5 4 2 4 3 3 2 3 6 ft 3669 3600 24150 13100 1430 800 3275 10600 1500 59000 2621)0 1760 10050 4325 2925 1959 10000 5500 2900 975 88400 2000 18300 157513710 5200 60025 6110 1200 10400 It BH 10 9 3 10 17300 35500 20140 800 1950 11220 18 50 1800 9 (XX) 400 17000 31500 201700 19825 17225 £890 873O 10240 9760 2815 600 12900 21365 2850 135 20610 6050 7450 3700 650 14550 22350 4050 2850 14 150 1950 12745 10100 4850 4 150j 33 3 3 5 TB 3 0 1 4700 5210 520027219 700 6000 8100 6200 36G0 3 GOO 24150 18100 1430 1015 3275 10600 17600 12000 26325 12000 One of the great 'll tumultuous political not Mr Blaitie when he the propounding to Mr 32800 '666 1500 5750 67100 2300 250 57 37 3 2 0 0 0 25900 3000 8 322: October 13 360 Cfii the Circuit Court to day: 66 67 68 70 71 73 74 79 76 An attachment was is yesterday for Robert McKarren a defaultitfiituess In the Circuit Court The officer reposLhat the man had gone to the base ball game be found and out Green evQuis oi career was his spoke here i the propounding to Mr Blaine of a fen iroblems Mr Robinson always claimec xl the present Presidential canaiaate all advocating the The Oay A DOUBLE SCULL IUCE AT TOHOSTO Toronto October A double scull race here mile and a half stralghtaway for the amateur championship of America and two gold watches between O'Connor and Enright of the Toronto Rowing Club and Joe Laing and Humphrey waswon by the former in 9:26 1 7 Ginger for weak atoaoachz i PO 1 0 1 3 12000 Cottfigos Mansions and Blocks inf All Portions of the City More Doim The residence of Isaac street was entered by bi irs Tuesday night and $63 in money secured Tower of Na 2 that during the absenc his family a porch climber forced open a fn window and got $26 75 for ins trouble 1 Ruan had $23 worth room No 55 ort street rank Mann a coach at No 478 Jefferson avenne asks the police to aver a sack coat which was stolen from him on 7 day 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 19 6 0 ff 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 7 a law! The case of John Gall which was brought for 1 llectkn of an attorney fee i still in progress witness stand a large pc aloons Turk putting Prince 14595 1440 11350 3000 550 I1S05 6200 9815 6100 221590250 1450 15855 1000 15700 1800 20409 8550' 68909 42625 7650 4200 15) 2750 2700 22950 1500 89050 9 1G0 14925 48475 9420 1750 41300 11400 5200 1 16000 21650 7550 I 7550 35 COS 900 i 5475 16000 lUttoO 36400 39885 10980 1410 2800 3600 8050 2625 54765 1500 1450 20275 2975 1350 1125 "2000 18750 27450 62050 18100 33 j0 20000 2050 4700 13200 1325 I 4200 I 1000 I 1850 26275 15000 JOO 200 6275 3935 1225 2800 8500 67915 3000 4900 9200 5750 67450 16100 12100 11 5 SCO The Acoustic Pr es of the Superior Court Boom A a Une Ott otters JBE ACOUSTIO PaoPEl rjTHE SUPERIOR COURT to John Atkinson kept iter i MET sub Committee will meet for whatever it searched the prisotje yond several letters went under fictitious his possession was value of the goods re 1 is about $100 and it is believed that much Turk claims to have ere from New York 9420 1750 47X) 4400 5200 9650 7550 4750 4568 275 400 250 '16400 1000 7285 10980 1410 2800 3btX) 2100 2625 1450 0 1 0 0 The ort Street Presbyterian Church The resignation of Rev Henry Miller pastor of the ort Street Presbyterian Church has been formally tendered and the society have regretfully accepted it Mr Miller has nothing in view but ho is suffering from 'nervous prostration and is for bidden to preach He has consented to preach the ort Street Church until another pastor can be found A committee lias been ap pjiuieuio uiienu 10 tnat important duty well known ministers have been ally named but steps 8P0ETING MATTEBS stock clerk A few that the stock of panta lually growing smaller etn fell upon the clerk tch and his manner of ns His actions were 321 18 6 I Eighth oT I Eighteenth 1 Herewith The ree Press submits to its read Elizabeth ers a comprehensive statement of the building op I of the past year As compared with the I Elmwood previous statement published a year ago I Erskine It shows a small falling offv The apparent I arnorth Increase however is not real txThe geographical I ather line that marks the boundaries of Detroit in no wise I ederal indicates the city limits The metropolis of Michi I gan long ago overran its banks and its people have I doubled both the valuation and 'the population of I lorencethe surrounding townships 'business I men have erectedhundreds of suburban residences I ort Many large manufacturing establishments I ort have found the 'quarters that were ample I for them when they were infant industries oundry entirely inadequate to accommodate the vast busi I ox ness that came to them in maturity and have been I obliged to go beyond the city lines to acquire de I sired space Vast piles of brick and mortar with I remont towering stacks belching black smoke are to be I found along the river front clear to ort Wayne I Garfield Shipyards are there At Delray unknown until De 1 Georgia troit capital went there are glassworks and a mauu 1 QrancTri ver factory of fertilizers with railway tracks At I Grandy? Springwells to say nothing of a score of brickyards I an enormous history in the aggregate largely I 1 owned and operated by Detroit capitalists whole I 'll farms have been swallowed up by the car manufac I Hale tuning establishments arid the cattle I yards At Grand River avenue therq is I Harper ave the only pin manufactory outside of I Harrison av New England and the large malting establishment of Howard Northwood At the Milwaukee June I tion there are a dozen lumber yards I Henry planing mills hoop stave "and barrel manufacto I ries machine shops foundries glass works repre I Holden ave senting millions of Detroit capital At Hamtramck Howard and all along the river front Detroit capital is at I Humbolt av work smelting works and furnaces foundries I 1 two stove manufactories with almost unlimited Illinois business breweries water Works driving Indiana park is here In short business is I I Jay Manufactories cannot exist without mechanics 1 Jefferson av and some of those indicated employ them by I John thousands If the plant for an Industry be I Jos Cam av more cheaply erected outside the city than in it so I Joy can cottages Besides workmen desire to live near I Kentucky where they labor Accordingly Detroit capitalists Kirby 1 have purchased large tracts of land plotted them laid out streets and are selling hundreds of building I lots yearly Around all these great workshops I cottages multiply wonderful rapidity They Larned are built with Detroit capital by Detroit labor and Lmmel Detroit people inhabit them All of these great in I Lecyard dustries and all these cluering cottages are as I Inland much a part of the City of Detroit as aretheCen I Linta ave traLMarket and City Hall 'MCElIiot avenue and Linden Twenty flf th street can no more divide the city in 1 two than would Woodward avenue I Ludden Out oodward avenue a throw from the I Mack line of the city is a large and rapidly growing I Macomb suburb of residences every one of which Is bccu I Magnolia pied and owned by Detroit business men and built I Maiden by Detroit capital Will any one claim that this I section of the metropolis belongs to Greenfield? Or Margin? that other sections named belong to Spring wells or I Marquette Hamtramck? IMayburyav And yot all these improvements do not appear in I sicffimfisav the appended list If a man build on the west siie I McLean of Mt Elliott avenue he must get a building per I niit and the improvement is credited to Detroit if yiichigan av on the east side there is no record of it To erect I Milwaukee a building on Twenty fifth street is to add to the ar? property of the city on Twenty sixth street it is Moran Spriugwells that is improved villas line I Morse the river front from Sandwich nearly to Lake trie The improvements Detroiters have made in Mt Hope av Canada are lost to the city but in time the outly I Mulletc? iug suburbs on this side of the river will be I acquired by annexation" If not the re 1 Napoleon ports of building Improvements from year I National av toyear' niust show a falling off Until I quite recently growth has been within I the city lines but the building tracts therein are I Ohio growing smaller each season and some have already entirely disappeared Vacant lots so Orieans plentiful two or three years ago are scarce now fn Ottawa many locations During the past season a consid I erabie percentage of the buildings paid for by De I Park troit capital has been erected outside the city I Parsons' limits How large this percentage is how much I piece' the appended list falls short of the real growth of the city wilhin a twelvemonth cannot be ascer I Pitcher tained That it forms no mean fraction of the I X1L00 no one can doubt who has cccasion to visit I tee suburbs And this fraction will grow larger I Prospect with each recurring year so that while Detroit is Pffinamave rapidly growing both in population and personal I Randolph property the reports of the census takers and the I Riopelle ire Marshal will show quite the reverse I j06 x'Hira report of tho valueof ad Scott Second Selden Seventh Seven Sherman Silver Sixth' Sixteenth South Spruce St Aubin av June it St Joseph machinists glaziers I Snnerior can rr canxot Ed en mentioned in connec tion with the on for several different offices He am iphatlcally that he is not a candidate for on Sexton illy withdrawn from the canvass for the in nomination for Alder man in the Thi rd ZETINa icting in the Interest of was held last evening at YUM KIPPER The Observance of the estival by Congregation Beth EL Thbrfe Press is La receipt of an Interesting communication from Dr Zirndorf Rabbi of the Congregation Beth El III relation to the observance of by his congregation or the last five years during his ministerial functions Dr I Zirndorf has worn no other garb but a plain suit of black clothes with the addition of simple velvet cap similar to the official bonnet of the German universities and a small prayer scarf of white silk (Jalith) the latter simply in deference to the wishes of the friends of the older rituaL Of the services the Doctor says: There ore two readings from the hand written Code of the Pentateuch one delivered during wtue morning service from Leviticus xvi 1 84 other in the Leviticus xix The responses of tho people apply to various prominent portions of our ntaac composed by some master minds of religious senti ments that flourished in Spain tad Germany aud than which no more chaste and poetical effusions can be found in the liturgies of any creed Only one faint signal on the ramshorn is sounoea at the termination of the day and tne sacred exer cises but the usage is of Late origin and of no great significance The Doctor adds that no such immoderate ex pression as that of devotees beating their breasts would be tolerated in the sober shrine of the Wash ington avenue temple There is no holy procession and while the Jorah is carried to the ark there is no kissing of the holy book Speaking of those who attended the services Dr Irndorf says: Every age every station of life was well repre seated at the services No point of pressure either by religious authority or public opinion is ever ex ercised on the aged and infirm and 1 and no doubt every enlightened Rabbi have repeatedly preached against on ovewbae of scrupulous self discipline 1 The Doctor concludes by saying: There were four sermons preached three tn English and one iu German one of these in the evening The third sermonwas given by zhe assist ant reader pro tem Mr Rosenau an able student of the Hebrew Union Oollega Cincinnati There was the commemoration of the dead there were numerous prayers and reflections in tlie vernaculnr tongues English and German: there was some ex cellent singing under the guidance of the choir leader Mr ranklin and the usual display of local talent Our leading congregation on tuis particular day has not been derelict to its mission aptly to combine ancient doctrines with modern culture ana" 1 refinement One word should be said in fairness to I our orthodox brethren Whilst their adherence to I a stricter ritual is merely a matter of opinion and I purely ethical idea of our lesuvul is not lose A largely at Cleveland ana the house of ng No 80 Wight street xue xiiaen Ave Ninth Ward ati made by Ovid Phelan Walter and Wm Tyrrell Mr rneian's comica the crowd roarii ighter Tho Unknown Dead Yesterday i forenoon some persons standing on coni wharf in Windsor noticed a black object floating in the river about 100 feet from the whart A boat was procured and the object was found to be the body a man It was towed to the wharf where it was made fast to a pile The coroner was summoned and the body was removed I from the water to the wharf The body was so I bndly decomposed that au inquest was held and I the coroner ordered it to be buried immediately I There is no person in Windsor who has disappeared I mysteriously tad the remains are probably those of some sailor lost overboard from a schooner up 2000 16950 3150 6250 1 2656 4700 6000 1325 4290 l00t 1350 5075 200 5075 2435 1225 2890 3500 35115 8000 40007709 350 16100 9700 925 860 1759 2675 8200 2000 4180 GOO OVER EIGHTEEN HUNDRED THEM DURING THE AST TWELVE MONTHS 9815 6100 2215 250 1450 15855 1000 7700 1800 12100 24866 17425 250 4200 150 2750 10'656 1500 16050 9150 2925 Julius Vcrhoeff asl of his child six days old Inherits $1000 from a deceased mother other Judge Speed has mac a following assignment of cases: October 2:3 October 3: 407 409 300 302 October 6 878 3: 5 354 October 7 389 Bauer vs Wasson Octi 8: 834 3J6 October 9: 328 309 818 October 104 October 15: 410 defendant was on the of the day A OUARt VANTED i be appointed guardian Party ay np Trmi dental Visit to Republican Headquarters Loewenstein ale clothing merchants No 216 Jefferson days ago it was di loons in the store and suspicion of Turk displayed a living was beyond closely watched ai 1 learned that he had sold four pairs of ons worth $4 each to different parties pair He had ho right to dispose of any de it was concluded that he could explain In the stock The case was reported Burger of the Central Division who investigate it Turk was allowed firm Yesterday 1 1 was decided upon hen the officer called at the store Turk was town from up stairs and confronted with t) of theft He strenu ously denied it 1 told that the proof against him was he weakened and ad mitted that he had itematically robbing the store The officer 1 1 to police headquarters where Turx broke several cards of set his Base Ball 1 When Spalding complies the history of remark able games for his Guide for 1885 it will embrace the fact that in the Detroit Philadelphia game of October 1 Getzien the 1 Detroit pitcher was not batted for feat seldom accomplished It should contain the further fact that ot eighteen men at bat he struck out ten and of the other eight but one hie the ball beyond the Purcell in the first inning a fly to Weidinan Of the Other seven only three bit to the diamond or a total of four balls Struck inside the foul Clines Of tne eighteen Gastfield put out eleven and threw out three others Bennett Scott and Weidman each had a fly and threw out one at first Getzien struck out Manning tad McClellan in the first inning Andrews and arrar in the second Mulvey and Manning in the third erguson and Andrews in the fifth ogarty and Manning in the sixth Only in the second inning did a Philadel phian get within sight of a base Then Lynch reached first on called balls and Eerguson on a' fumble by Bennett On strike out Gast field caught Lynch napping at second and made a double play erguson has the honor of having been left on a base or the home club Wood led off in great style driving the ball to left center for three bases On fly to Lynch he attempted to score but waa put out at the plate In the second inning Bennett made a hit and went to second on a fumble by Mulvey that gave Weid man first Kearns hit to erguson and forced Ben nett out at third and Scott did precisely the same thing by Weidman Getzien closed the inning by sending the ball to arrar In the third inning Gastfield took tbs run getting into his hands and saved the necessity of a game on riday An error by Mulvey gave him one base and a poor throw by Cusick permitted trim to steal second Wood and Jones went out on Hies and then Hanlon sent a beauty to left on which Gast field scored On the throw to the plate Hanlon went to second to third on a passed ball and was A fl A Tj'r VVMr In seventh inning Scott and made aninternal question it can duly be asserted that the hits and were on first and second with two men out I purely ethical of our festival is not lost and Wood at bat when rain commenced falling and sight of even in their performanceof the minor play was suspended It did not rain very hard nor I rituals very long but Decker decided thaj the grounds I were too wet it was already growing dark and he I ubttp tctu DPTTiniP called the game JohliJLb Iclili DaWIxU In the fifth inning erguson gave Gastfield a base I on called balls ind the sixth one knocked I Congress the Only Power That Can Au ngnt inuiiio oui 01 juiuu minutes to get inside of his uniform THE SCORE: 3 DETROIT A 3 3 3 3 3 8000 83001 8 550j 441001 25200 7400 The Democrat this afternoon az late of the County Con vention The mi office I Matthew Mi nee for Lieutena through the city home from New his wife and dau The Blaine plui it brass helmeted tinsel tasseled brief gl ter expensive The hel mets alone witho plumes $1 87 cures tho gorgeoi oft forcash I DRAW YOUR 0WX INERENCE On Tuesday party up a Butler electoral ticket at Lansing Said ticket containing six new names Which was about as many as took part in the conference: Wednesday at 2 McCracken appeared in the headquarters of the Republican State Cen tral Committee After having waited on the opposite side of the street for a favorable opportunity to cross the thoroughfare for some time Dr Smitx the genial Secretary of the commit tee welcomed Mr McCracken of par ty with one of his broadest gauge smiles McCracken he said extending his hand as to an old acquaintance i are solemnly replied party Dr Smith promptly excused himself from talking with a couple of gentlemen wound his arm insin uatingly around that of party and dis appeared into the recesses of tho innermost cham ber of the State Central Committee headquarters And came not out again abruptly 1 CANDIDATES IN MICHIGAN Michigan politics will be stirred up sharply during the early portion of next week as two Presidential candidates will be "making the tour of the State speaking several times each day These are Gen i Butler and John St John The campaign of I Gen Butler opens at Jackson next Saturday night and that of Gov St John at Detroit Monday 'night Butler closes at Port Huron Wednesday nieht and St John at lint Thursday night The week fol i dition and found lowing Gov Hendricks aad James Blaine come into the State I1" ft A CHAOTIC PROGRAMME i The Republican State Central Committee is still keeping to itself the dates of candidate speeches in Michigan They now however prom ise that the candidate will spend three full days in the State opening at Detroit on the evening of the 14th and remaining in the State the 15th 16th and 17tb speaking in cities not yet fixed upon Blaine will be received here by the glittering glint of a torchlight parade of which the senior Republican organ extravagantly says: will be many thousand torches in line on the night of the grand review It is expected that fully 40000 strangers will be in These long range predictions will be interesting if on ice and reM sub sequent to the event JOHN HERON ON THE PARTY see that 8 McCracken is running a little party all by said John Heffron yesterday can accomplish nothing by his schema at running a straight electoral ticket except the re mote possibility of damaging Butler If they could poll enough votes to affect the which they and the six Butler electors on the fusion electoral ticket should be elected GenButler would get less electoral votes than he would if the whole ticket were elected for these all honor able are pledged to divide their votes in pro portion to the Cleveland and Butler vote I suppose I am responsible for McCracken's prominence in this movement I got him aK place on the Wayne County delegation in the Anti 51onopoly Convention Now not satisfied with the result of the convention he goes off cran Ic ily and organizes a bolt all by himself It amounts to THE BUTLERITES CONSIDER ABLY DIVTOED The coming joint Concessional and County Con vention of the party which will be held October 6 promises to be an affair of many differ ent minds The delegates already elected are di viding up into three factions strongly ad vocating three different lines of policy to be pursued The rsc laccion oeueves nominating candidates for Sheriff Prosecuting Attorney one Commissioner and Coroner and then adjourning leaving the fill ing of the ticket if it be found necessary to the County Committee Those Hint favor this procedure believe that they can get the nominees for these offices indorsed by the Democratic Convention and if not then by the Republican Convention in return for which the ticket will be filled out with the other nominees of the party so indorsing The second faction is more moderate They claim that those favoring the first proposition are asking too milch and insinuate that so much is asked purposely to defeat union with the Democrats that an alliance may be made with the Republicans particularly in the interests of Atkinson This faction wants the Convention to rame candidates for Auditor one Circuit Court Commissioner arid Coroner and then adjourn In addition they believe the party should request of the Democratic candidates for Sheriff and Prosecuting Attorney that if they are elected two Deputy Sheriffsand the Assistant Prosecuting Attorney shall be elected from the party membership If this is not accepted then this fac tion is in favor of going with the if convenient for the Republicans of and taking whatever they can get and they imagine it will be about naif the ticket The third and most conservative faction believes In nominating a full county ticket of os strong men as they can find in that party and then let the old parties do the ne gotiating for union and if they fail to negotiate then to go ahead with the ticket Some of the fol lowing men expect to ba indorsed 'for some of the positions named: Sheriff John Heffron Prosecuting IL reeman Auditor McWilliams Circuit Court Hamilton Raying and Grece Joseph Locke Mr name is also mentioned for Auditorand Mr for Prosecuting Attorney 1 A EW OPINIONS BY MR TINKHAM Tiukham the Republican nominee for the State House of Representatives from the Eastern District pf Eaton County was at the Michigan Ex change yesterday Ho is a tall fine looking man with a long sandy beard he said regret to say that I am a can didate for Representative I went to the conven tion to do some hard work for a friend and before tne convention ended got nominated is the is naturally a fusion district It has the three largest cities in the Charlotte Eaton Rapids and Grand all of which are fusion strongholds But tho Republican was elected two years ago by 723 majority 1 think there is an op portunity for a pretty lively contest" is the Union "The nomination is not yet made It is however qute generally understood that Supervisor Carleton of Windsor a Greenbacker will get the nomination He is a good about the have nominated a separate candidate but I do not think they will get any more votes this year than before and that is not enough to disturb any one There is a chance for the Prohibitionists to elect one of their county ticket in Eaton I think John Evans of Bellevue has been indorsed as Judge of Probate by the usion County Conven tion He is one of the best citizens of the county and will make a strong Mr Tinkham has a cousfn'MiIo Campbell of Branch who is also a Republicau candidate tor tha Legislature 'i A BLAINE ADVOCATE Henry A Robinson is making stump speeches at wqrd meetings for Blaine and Logan When last he raised his gentle voice upon the platform it was for the Union State ticket of 1879 along with pinoay Boynton oir Kooinson now arenes with divine that the Republican is an out O' BH 0 6 4 4 20 1426 35i CHICAGO GRAND TRUNK Railway at 4:15 stopping at Lapeer' Imlay City and Capac and reaching Port Huron at 7:30 where the grand Michigan tour will close with an evening meeting The Michigan Christian Ministerial' Associ Tlieannurf! meeting of the Christian Ministerial Association began at the Central Christ Church yesterday afternoon Thompson of De troit presided at the opening session An address was delivered by James Sanderson of Detroit' on Duty of Hie Church in Promoting amily Dis cipline S' 1 A discussion of the subject followed led by EiderWilliam Moody of orest Hill A Hale was appointed critic Brooks of Paw Paw delivered an address on OurBovs Demand of Tin also discussed by Dr A Lodge William Moody C' Gray and Thompson A Bale the State evangelist delivered an ad dress on the theme for Authority in the Reese A Hale and Mr Taylor were ap pointed Committee on Nominations In the evening a discussion was had on the last address of the afternoon Rawson was appointed critic pro tem The address of the evening was delivered by Groors of Ionia on the subject the Climax of Revelations" a Remarks were made by William Moody Brooks and Reese The following is the programme for this fore noon: 9:00 Business i Addres3 by Dr A Lodge Subject to Study the 4 Address by Cook of Lansing SllhlArt inn an1 wmu xiuuuauuu UL VO11 11:00 Devotional exercises Address by Lord of Glen Lord Subject Church of Christ ita Agents Instru ments Powers aud In the afternoon the annual meeting to disciiss Sunday school work will be held There will be ad dresses and discussions interspersed with singing and devotional exercises The annual missionary meeting to the ministerial meeting is preliminary will begin on Thursday It will lie observed that while Aherechni been an increase of 143 frame sixty nine brick build in rectedthe cost' of them has been coiisid ably lessv This isduy to cheaper Itnub as fur as frame bufidings'ls concerned and largely as to He lift 1 4 PHILADELPHIA AB 3 ditions repairs and Improvements during the year fals far short of the actual amount expended A permit is on required when the exterior walls or the roof of a building are to be changod The in terior of a building may then be entirely recon structed at an expense equaling or exceeding the cost of the building itself and the ire Marshal can take no cognizance of the outlay A notable rpm ple of this is to be found in The ree Press uuuamg rom January uiMil almost swarmed with masons carpenters plumbers painters and decorators rom tho bottomof the base I Sycamore mint (and that was lowered several feet) to the I Theodore roof every floor was reconstructed electric liahts substituted gas balconies and "stand pipes at 1 Thirteenth tachtd to tbe extarior and everything changed ex 1 renting the four walls the roof that spans pari them These improvements costs many thousands I av of dollars and yet they form no part of the ire I Mar hl totals This class of iinproveznents goes Twentieth? on constantly ail through the business portion of I firzt a sum Third 1 I it therefore' goes without saying that while the I Tw'tv fifth apneuded lizt shows the value of the improvements hash ave tor which permits were taken out yet tbe total Warrenave fans far short of the actual value of the'buildin' iniDroveimntsumule in Detroit during the ptJt Whipple Williams av Wfhts ave Wilkins Winder Wing Place wl av! 463 Totals 188311260 Manning Purcell Mnniellnn Lynch 0 and c' 1 erguson 2 Andrews 2o 2 arrar lb Mulvey 3b Cusick ogarty Totals Innings Detroit PHilndfllnhin amed none Three base hit Wood irst U2UM3 VIA CL1U4 vcitviv base on called 1 each Reached first Detroit 9 Philadelphia 2 Total bases Detroit 19 Philadelphia 3 Left on De troit 4 Philadelphia 1 Double Gastfield and Kearns: Lynch and' Cusick erguson 'An drews and arrar Struck Weidman Getzien Manning 3 McClellan erguson Andrews 2 ar rar Mulvey ogarty Strikes called Off Getzien 7 off erguson 9 Strikes Off Getzien 33 offergusonil Balls On Getzien 37 on erguson 50 Passed Cusick Time of game Umpire Decker AT CLEVELAND Several inform tnwArd 1 extending any one of them call have jet been taken Mr Miller when finally relieved will go to Chicago where he formerly lived and labored He has been connected with this church a little moz than a year but at his own request (knowing tbe delicacy of his health) he was not installed His immediate predecessor Dr Tinker was over this charge one month when his health also failed and he was obliged to seek another climate lie is re ported to be improving finely The Rev' Dr Pier son was pastor of the ort Street Church' fourteen years The Late Sirs McTernoy The funeral of the late Mrs McTerriey occurred at tbe Church of SS Peter and Paul Jefferson ave nue and Antofbe street at 8 yesterday morn ing Many of her old Detroit friends took the op portunity to pay a last tribute to one who in life had earned the affectionate esteem or her largo circle of acquauintance She was a woman of high thought exwptzonai culture and true a sincere Christina mother to whom duty was a de light aud whose example was always good Ward Cream of Chalk iromuHc rose flavor will op pearly teetii rosy gums aud sweet breath Sold hy uruggists Price 25 cents Yesterday mornin' complaint of all who Court in a few remar properties of the com It is almost impossil a witness or an attorn aying unless the person speaking is directly more difficult to hear when spoken in a lout Judge Chipman saic £200 would be a suffi cient sum to remedy exits and make it possi ble for one half of other half is doing the bar Messrs Griffinell George Paine and Dickinson t4 such measures as they should see fit to have firk done 1 THEY DIDNWi ANYTHING In the Superior Courjrday during the prog ress ot a nouy contasia by prominent lawyorsSf acterlzed some proceed as indignant lawyer said st lawyer brother calls me reto ae second lawyer brother calls me a pett said ibjpman us have no more or this sort of such language has beei not allow it It is ft A lawyer who heard torneys said: thing they merely sige tat the partiea are on opposite aides of a laws WALTERS VERDICT The jury in the CirtCourt yesterday gave George Walters a damages against William Teft for ifr to the house and business by tearingju a bay window and the erection of on adjoiLtore EE vs Catherine Briggs three pairs of that he secreted 1 by around his wais ar a coat and walked the store unobserved He sold the goods at mt places by claiming that he was an agen was and to dispose of their stock hrinw Thfl rfAtertivA but found nothing be lch it appears that he The watch he had in and cheap one The thorize Its Construction The ree Press yesterday asked Judge Speed for an informal opinion relative to the powers of I the Board of Supervisors to authorize the construe 0 I cion of a bridge across Detroit River to Belle isle 0 I board clearly have not any such I said the Judge Supreme Court decided 0 I against it as long ago as the 18th 0 I ot Michigan It is true that Boards of 0 I Supervisors ft may authorize tho building of I bridges over interior streams and they are 2 I the only authority But it is a different thing when ri I you come to bridging a stream that forms a bound 6 I ary between States or countries Now the Cana 0 I dians have the right of navigation of Detroit River I They are protected in that right by treaty which 1 I is superior to the statutes of 0 I then can we build the Belle Isle 2 I get authority from Congress undoubt 1 I 0 about the Grosse Be I truth is in that matter nobojy had" sufil 6 I cient interest to oppose ft city as a land owner fins power to authorize I the landing of a bridge on Bello Isle but no local irst I board or body can lawfully empower any corpora tion or person to bridge Detroit River 'Tnr 11 mi i Sj ft GEN E0UTE Programme of His Tour Through Michigan The following are the details of the tour of Gen Butler through Michigan: ft Saturday October Coming East over tho LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN ft Railway Sturgis 12:52 Coldwater 1:34 Jonesville 2:25 thence to Jackson via the ft ft ORT WAYNE BRANCH ft ft Arriving at Jackson at 3:40 and speaking at the fair grounds at 4 in i Sunday October 5 Passed at Jackson Monday October Westward vja the regular train over the MICHIGAN CENTRAL Leave Jackson at 9:13 a Marshall at 10:13 speaking thirty minutes in the park at the station 1 dining afterwards and departing westward again at 11:48 a arriving at Kalamazoo at 1:07 I and speaking one hour Southward by special train over the GRAND RAPIDS INDIANA Railroad to Vicksburg where connection will be made with the east bound train on the CHICAGO GRAND TRUNK Railway leaving Vicksburg at 3:08 pft Battle Creek 4:20 pm Charlotte 5:24 Lansing 6:01 After supper at 7 Gen Butler will speak at Lansing leaving upon the regular train west over tne DETROIT LANSING NORTHERN Railroad at 9:45 and reaching Ionia at 11:05 where Gen Butler will rest during the night Tuesday October 7 Breakfast at Bailey Bouse Ionia and speak to the people at 7 a on the principle of the early bird etc Thence northwest ward via special train on the Detroit Lansing Northern leaving Ionia at 7:45 a Greenville I 8:15 a Howard City 8:40 a ftu rom Howard City north by special train on the ft GRAND RAPIDS INDIANA' Railroad arriving at Morley at 9 a Big Rap ids 9:30 a Reed City 10 a Tustin 1030 a Cadillac 11:30 a in and dinner Manton 12:05 Walton 12:20 ife Lake 1 p' Kalkaska 1:30 Mancelona 2 Elmira 3 Petoskey 4 where a big afternoon meeting is arranged for and supper will be par taken of after which at 6:15 the train will leave for Mackinac City arriving at 6:45 Thence overthe MICHIGAN CENTRAL To Cheboygan reached at 7:30 and the even ing meeting will be opened Wednesday October 8 Southward on the regu lar train over the Mackinac branch of the Michigan Central leaving Cheboygan at 8 a Gaylord 8:30 Otsego Lake 8:45 Grayling 9:50 Roscom mon 10:20 West Branch 11:20 Sterling 11:30 'a Standish 12 noonBay City 2: 10 A change will here be made to the LINT ERE MARQUETTE Railroad and East Saginaw reached at 2:50 thence south to lint reaching that place at 3:50 ft Gen Butler proceeds from lint east ward over the "ft ft wft ft Boston :1 0 0 2 5 0 0 Cleveland 0 00 0 0 1 1 AT BUAIAI o'ro 0 0 0 0 0 I1 0 0 0 0 Ou RAIN AT CHICAGO '20001 15000 20000! I9700 900 900 i3eoo" fiUW 17666 31500 201 7C0 1 191 13061 192849 Providence Rnffrtlo Chicago October No game between Chicago I the lakes and New York Rain ft I MR BALLS ft I lieal Estate Transactions 1 The following warranty deeds recorded In the Ladles free this afternoon I office October 1 1881 are reported arreU has malaria and is under the I Abstract omce! wr I VTI ta I Louis Bontimaanto ranz Krambubl Said Chapman to Wright That 11 be pretty nriinw Wson taction Louis Moran farniS slick battery next Louis Littlsfleld to John Goourich lots ft Said Harry Wright to Chipman: season! 8d 79 I should think it is pretty bhcK one now jot Lafferty farm south of Michigan th nt whan thfl Bn I ovnn vn unnfhuast corner of Marantette nounced that Detroit had beaten Boston' last jX Wednesday the Cleveland spectators raised as big a I block 61 Jones farm 4700 cheer as their limited numbers would admit of rank 8 orester to orester lot 63 of Since then the Clevelands have had the pleasure of a luV ft beating the Bostons themselves shutting them out I division private claim 2C6 and Jot 7 by3to0 I guodi vision all in Soring woUS 8000 A Western female base bail reporter puts it this I ft ft ft 7 way: this point the delegate from Boone I Note from Mr McCracken County got tired of keeping second warm and vig I To the Editor of The Detroit ree Press: I Your report of an interview with Mr Pratt the orously limbed it for third I gj etary of the Anti Committee makes I him say this: ft Trigger 1 my opinion all Butler niots who participated The Dundee Gun Club announces a tournament I in our State Convention are in good faitu obliged to The forenoon events are ten I stand by the ticket made there That is the ticket for next Tuesday ine rorenoon events are (1) ten witu Jevelaod an i Butler electors glass balls twenty one yards purse $40 (2) same I Mr McCracken was member of tne convention except that the purse is $50 (3) seven clay pigeons I The resolution which wua adopted wituout oppo fifteen yards purse $40 (4) same except eighteen Butter yards rise In the afternoon there will be a twin lists to name Hve and the Greenbnekurs eight You team shoot any two shooters to constitute a team I will find the resolution coir: pit tc in The ree Press seven clay pigeons eighteen yards rise purse $60 a shoot at throe single clay pigeons eighteen yards I should unite with the Democracy in naming a joint and two doubles at fifteen yards for a purse of $50 electoral ticket the AnU would still act: seven glasri balls at twenty one yards rise for a $30 ThGremackera purse and a consolation shoot at ten balls twenty 1 Two men were named by the Anti Monopolist com one yards rise 1 mhtee '1 hey were accepted' by the Greenbackers ftft I placed on their ticket and the action of both in The lyers 1 dorsed accepted and ratified by the Democracy uttt IKE further ATTEMPTS to iziwpR Tn? RKU 1 Tiler is no honorabl cours but to carry out this WILL MAKE URTHER attempts TO LOWER the REC I ma(ie in perfect good 't ord I it the facts wera precisely as stated I might dis New York October Hamilton Busbey I cuss the propriety ot the conclusions drawn from states that Maud SI will Certainly mak'e an effort to lower her record this season lie added that in all I stood Jn any case I am unwilling to rest under probabilitv she would trot at Hartford on the 15th I the imputation of acting dishonorably or In bad last weather and track permitting faith I would like to have Mr Pratt inform me A match between Phallas arid Maxey Cobb will I when the Anti Monopoly Convention or committee very likely be arranged Crawford manager of I ever named two electors who were accepted and Phallas says th it horse is in good form and Jay ratified by the other conventions The two £re Eve See is fast rounding to He will trot again be I ferred to 1 suppose are Mr Mills and Mr Carnahan fore the end ot tne season I While Mr Mills was the Anti Monopoly nominee PRQViDiexes races I for Governor they would hardly liixu for Pilot Knox won the 2:25 class best time 1 other place on the ticket would they? In ha 2:35 race Clayloman took two heats Nettie I The action as I understand it was this: The one and Charlie one and it was left unfin 1 Anti Monopoly conference coriunittee proposed to ished best time 2:274 I the Greenback convention to name two ot a possi Brighton beach ft I ble six of the electors to tie agreed upon by the two Jennings won the three quarters of a mile race I bodies ot course reserving the right to fill the for maidens all ages in 1:19 Inconstant won the ticket with seven other names of their own chous mile race in 1:41 Topsv took the mile and a I ing The resolution conveying this proposal was quarter handicap all ages" in 2:11 Black Jack I laid on tbe table by the Greenback C'onvuntlon tad won the seven furlong race for horses that have I never acted upon' It however contained this not won at Brighton in 1884 in 1:31 Burgomaster I iron clad clause: i took the mile and an eighth race for 3 year olds I we recommend that in case union is and upwards in 25094 I made with the Democrats the six or seven Butler I electors shall be named upon the understanding Athletic I and agreement that if elected they shall ease theirt ft ft votes for Butler and West without any reference to A foot rack ends in a now I the number of votes cast by each party to the Hamilton Ont October 1 A 120 yard foot race I ts between Ouirk of Brantford" and Stone of New! Messrs Mills and Carnahan were apparently placed between yuirk ot Branuoro ana stone ot tbQ tlckeJ by the GreenBacbere as trie nearest York ended a quarrel At 100 yards Quirk was practicable approach to tho spirit of tho proposal slightly ahead But it is alleged running over into I made by the Anti Monopolist Committee but hi do track Slone put out bis hand put Quirk I so they ignored and held in contempt the prior back when Quirk struck him with his elbow The I action ot the Anti Monopoly Convention in nomiua men finished close on each other although Quirk I tin? Mr Mills for Governor 'ft was ahead one foot Then a row commenced I The record does not commit the Moriopoly Quirk and Stone abusing each other like pick I orpniyarinn the most remotely to any act off pockets It is said friends will enter suit I The voice ot the convention wasunmistaka ror the recovery of the stake money I bly against it A division of opinion in the com mittee USS preveuieu uiruiu uuu uio man ifest intention of the convention by presenting a full ticket Mr Mills one of the committee is ou the combination ticket a an elector aud could uot in honor do or say anjthing antagonist io to it whatever his personal opiuion may be It is possi ble that local domination or tho expectancy of one under fusion auspices may have wrought a change of heart in one or more tho committee men The fctjemauis however? that the Anti Monopoly organization is on record against fusion notwithstanding the no action of its coinmltteo Detroit October 7 AtoQKACKEN i He was searched and id stores were found in session Theer was locked up in the (bridge Straettto await a complaint of i To Detective Webb he era he disposed of the stolen goods which the recovery of twanty i said them Albert 16275ft3CU 155Uu 410 800 1C50 10320 35'J 1390 400 4 6 ix a THE DETROIT REE PRESS: 'e A 1 4 4 IK i 5 i i i ft ft ftt Str ft rame Brick Street No Cost No Cost Bates' 7 590u0 Beaubien 17 11 SCO 3 14400 Beech 1 aTOO Bellgjr 15 8750 1 1300 Benton 5 4325 ft Berlin '4 2925 Brady 4 1950 Brainaid 4 10000 I Brewster 7 5 5001 I Brigham 4 2900j I Bronson 8 975 I 16 38 400 I Buchanan 4 2000 iButternut 18 133Q0 I I Calhoun 3 1575 1 Canfield av 2 910 12 800 Caroline 4 5200 I Cass ave 2 3350 12 56675 1 Catherine 5 41 10i 1 2000 Cedar 1 isuo Charlotte 2 lOAOO I Cheue 15 12135 1 650 I Cherry 5 8275 I Clinton 14 12950 2 1666 I Col mbla 1 8 000 Congress 13 10195 1 4000 Congress ft 1 10100 Crawford 8 4900 2 2500 Croshan 9 8C95 Cutler 1 875 1 ft New i iftft build Addl Total IntfS tions i i October i $221250 $23600 $244850 November 193843 24580 218423 December 137575 7950 145525 January 4 69130 6800 77430 ebruary ''292970 58700 851670 March 227010 28175 255185 April 402764 61639 464403 May 320885 82228 403093 June 309925 35051 844976 July 829820 83920 413740 August 'ft 288585 22215 810800 September 239285 29211 268496 Totals 3033022 $465569 $3498591 Totals 1833 3111902 506065 3617967 Decrease 77880 40496 118376 1 rame I Brick Tct1 Cost NojeAlust CX A "7 Abhotr fe ojoo 1 $11900 SUsnve ft 3 54te 5400 iailiinee i 175 3 lotico 10775 A exrme 1 joix 2f4W: 254 0 4 i 12750 J455 3 6UtiJ0 83655 Anu 9 51ft5 ft 5115 4 8 5u! 85 1 1 'dJ 03)51 2 29 401 I 35725 Uaker ia 11S95 1 lSUu 12795 1.